SF News This Sweet 'Golden Fantasy' Seahorse Ride Can Be Yours For $25K Those San Franciscans in the market for a rare, handmade antique bicycle in the shape of a seahorse are in luck this week as an exceptional ride has been posted for sale to
Arts & Entertainment Eff-ing In SF, Vol. 5: Safe Words And How To Use Them When it comes to sex, particularly of the more adventurous variety, you may be all tied up, but you never want to be tongue-tied. All kink scenarios or scenes should, Mistress Mina
Arts & Entertainment BuzzFeed Is Behind This 'Call It Frisco' Campaign Just the other day SFist was noting some flyers posted around the Mission with the words "Call It Frisco" and the date January 29. Well, today we get a bit more
SF News Uber Strikes Deal Blocking Lyft From Levi's Stadium Uber has inked a deal with Super Bowl officials allowing the company exclusive ride-hail access to the area surrounding Levi's Stadium on the day of Super Bowl 50. That means
SF News [Update] 40-Year-Old Surfer Missing And Presumed Dead Off Marin Beach A surfer who appeared to have been knocked unconscious Wednesday afternoon in rough surf of Rodeo Beach in Marin remains missing today as search crews continue their efforts to find him. Fellow surfers
SF News Thunder And Flooding Expected From Storms To Hit Bay Area Tonight, Friday Night Latest rainfall forecast for late Thursday through Saturday morning. #cawx pic.twitter.com/zR54KPaPa6 — NWSBayArea (@NWSBayArea) January 20, 2016 Enjoy today's clear conditions while you can, Bay Area, because El Niño&
SF News Study: Airbnb Makes Over A Fifth Of Its SF Revenue From Illegal Units A new study released this month claims that over a fifth of the revenue generated in San Francisco by Airbnb is the result of hosts operating in direct violation of San Francisco law.
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: How Much Would You Pay For This 'Designer' Super Bowl 50 Football? A photo posted by Rachel Zoe (@rachelzoe) on Jan 20, 2016 at 10:09am PST Oh, christ, what now, Super Bowl? What is this? OK, sorry, I think I was having a vulgarity-
SF News How SF's Massive Super Bowl Ads Ducked Permit Fees, Billboard Regulations Astute commenters on yesterday's post on Embarcadero Center's Super Bowl wrap fail wondered if such displays violated San Francisco's advertising regulations, and/or if the building owners
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Rare Brews And Bearded Bros: 2016 SF Beer Week Bingo Beer Wee begins with a roar tomorrow, the 22nd, and likely ends with you whimpering next weekend on the 31st. So, what's your plan? The question is always difficult, and it&
SF News Nevius: Protesters Need To Stay On Message And Stop Blocking Traffic Black.Seed demonstrators have been arrested on the Bay Bridge. #96Hours #Oakland #ReclaimMLK #shutitdown pic.twitter.com/uIwCACqJBl — shanelle (@TheShanelleM) January 19, 2016 The inevitable reaction to the MLK weekend protests from Chronicle
SF News Late-Night Crash Leaves One Dead, Splits Car In Half Police will be looking at surveillance vids from businesses along MacArthur Blvd. to find accident cause @kron4news pic.twitter.com/c4UNfUivGl — Averi Harper (@AveriHarper) January 21, 2016 How fast does a car have
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: The Richest Person In San Francisco * Cat balls. [SFist] * SFFD turns down request for signs that indicate that their toilets are publicly accessible (which they are). [Petrelis] * San Francisco sparrows are changing how they sing to compete with the
SF News Day Around The Bay: Rain Blamed For Majority Of Nearly 500 Bay Area Car Crashes In 12 Hours * Mayor Lee apparently requested that major taxpayer-funded construction projects be put on hold to ease traffic during Super Bowl 50. [CBS SF] * This Portland, Oregon Community College has planned a White History
SF News Life-Size Bronze Statue Worth $80K Found Beheaded Remember that life-size, 300-pound bronze statue of a legendary UC Berkeley crew coach that was stolen from an Oakland boathouse last week? Well, police managed to recovered it Saturday night, but
SF News Instagram-Famous Haight Street 'Hippy' Cat Neutered, Owner Offers To Sell Its Testicles You know what they say about cats. They don't have owners: Just staff. Well, in San Francisco fashion, Butters the cat —whom Mashable calls "a beloved staple... of Haight Ashbury&
SF News Dolores Park Will Actually, Finally, Fully Reopen Next Wednesday Good news, everyone! The south side of Dolores Park has a new reopening date, and the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department wants to celebrate the occasion with a (very tame) party. On
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 15 Best Ramen Spots In The Bay Area "Ramen," says Japanese celebrity chef Masaharu Morimoto, "is a dish that's very high in calories and sodium." Respectfully, chef, that's bullshit. Ramen isn't
SF News Poster Lake Of The Drought, Lake Oroville, Gains 17 Feet Of Water In 10 Days The drought-related news has been mostly good now that rain has finally come. And while we caution anyone from assuming the drought will actually end, and knowing that this El Nino will
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Embarcadero Center Super Bowl Wrap Fail Embarcadero Center 4 is getting wrapped with an ad that has been taking shape over the last few days, and SFist reader Michael Guo wrote in to show off the "entertainingly bad&
SF News Supervisors Now Demanding City Hall Renegotiate Super Bowl 50 Deal Three San Francisco Supervisors held a press conference yesterday reiterating their anger with the deal city officials struck with the Super Bowl Host Committee that is expected to leave SF taxpayers a bill
SF News All The Cops Who Shot Mario Woods Are Back On The Job The five SFPD officers who fired on and killed Mario Woods, a 26-year-old black man in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood, have been cleared to return to work by a
SF News NorCal Likes Its Weed Uplifting, While SoCal Wants It Chill California medical marijuana delivery company Eaze served over 100,000 patients in the Golden State this past year in the San Francisco, San Diego, and Orange County markets and data gathered through the
SF News One Of The Last Remaining People Born In The 19th Century Just Died In Oakland A man thought to be the oldest in the world, who lived through three centuries of wars, presidents, social change, and technological advancements, died yesterday in Oakland.Rest in peace, Andrew Hatch. Posted
SF News 2001 All Over Again?: Apple, Twitter, Square, Yahoo Stocks Hit New Lows This Morning Though late-morning and afternoon trading on Wall Street has seen all four stocks bump up a bit, this morning looked really dismal for the local tech sector as the stock prices of
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